Golem451

Look, I'm sorry if you feel like I'm knocking down on your game too much. Like I said, it's a very awesome concept. That's why I bought BCM and why I continued on to buying UC. Don't think that I'm just out to take shots at you or anything. I'm just putting some stuff out there that I thought you should consider. I was writing that post in the wee hours of the morning after not getting any sleep, granted. BTW: I did pretty good in my mid-terms . I'm still trying to get the whole game but some of your more reasonable fans made some awesome online tutorials that are helping me along the way. The reason I keep playing this game is that I see how great it is. I wouldn't put in the time to try to learn it if I thought it wasn't worth it. But frankly, grasping the elementary aspects of it is starting to get a little aggravating. As far as the tutorial that I sooo wish for, I don't mean in the book. I meant an in-game tutorial. You know, a "this is how you do this and that" kinda of a tutorial. Like the kinda tutorial you get in the mechwarrior series in which they step-by-step tell you how to master the basics. I really don't know how feasible this is, but I bet it would definitely cut alot of negative reviews out there. Anyway, I'm sorry if I sounded like a total prick and all but you guys aren't making it very friendly to begin with. P.S.: If anyone's got any good tutorial sites, can you tell me where to find them?

I bought the game in hopes that a TUTORIAL of some sort to tell me how to play in a reasonable amount of time. The manual is a great reference tool but I feel like I'm getting ready for a mid-term exam when I'm going through it. I was also hoping that I could join up in a multiplayer so someone could show me the ropes (doubt anyone would considering the general "I'm smarter than thou" attitudes). I honestly think that this game has awesome potential but the reason people are talking so much trash is that the developer isn't willing to open up to a wider market (sorry man, but Dreamcatcher wasn't going to put a pricetag of 39.99 on something that wasn't going to sell to begin with). The whole idea of a seamless universe is awesome in a way that many are afraid to approach the problem. I commend the developer for this, but you gotta be ready to take alot of heat from those who haven't followed the series from the beginning, not to mention those of us who have a life to attend to. Better luck next time. Chances are this post is going to get erased, but I'll do it anyway since whoever read it had to have had something with the game.